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'Apostasy' Review: A Daring, Devastating Jehovah's Witness Drama  variety.com

Interview with Molly Wright: On the Realism of 'Apostasy' – Voices from the Screen  The Italian Rêve

“Apostasy” is a heartbreaking look at life as a Jehovah’s Witness  The Economist

‘Apostasy’: Film Review | San Sebastian 2017  The Hollywood Reporter

Apostasy movie review: witness to the oppression of religion  Flick Filosopher

Apostasy Review  empireonline.com

Apostasy provides a nuanced insight into the lives of Jehovah's Witnesses  The Independent

“Silence” and Apostasy  Catholic World Report

The Silence Movie: Strength and Weakness  Where Peter Is

Apostasy  DMovies

The movie ‘Silence’, apostasy and the joy of martyrdom  Herald Malaysia Online

Apostasy – Film Review  No More Workhorse

Apostasy review – faith and fellowship in potent account of hidden world of Jehovah's Witnesses  The Guardian

Interview with Daniel Kokotaljo: On ‘Apostasy’ – A Directorial Debut Inspired by a Personal Journey  The Italian Rêve

‘Starve Acre’ Director Daniel Kokotajlo on Why Folk Horror Is Having a Cinematic Moment  The Hollywood Reporter

Apostasy review – an enraging test of faith | Drama films  The Guardian

Robert Emms: What We Should Look for in 'Apostasy' – 5 Talkie Minutes With...  The Italian Rêve

The movie bogeyman of the year? Fundamentalist religion  The Guardian

Daniel Kokotajlo on how his upbringing as a Jehovah’s Witnesses informed new film Apostasy  The Independent

Apostasy  The Upcoming

World: How the movie Silence “teaches” and “justifies” apostasy  FSSPX Actualités

Christus Apostata: Scorsese’s “Silence”  The Catholic Thing

Berlin: Matt Smith, Morfydd Clark to Lead Daniel Kokotajlo’s Supernatural Horror ‘Starve Acre’  The Hollywood Reporter

Memorable Moments: Rodrigues’ Apostasy in Martin Scorsese’s Silence  Cultured Vultures

Judas and St. Peter in Scorsese’s “Silence”  Catholic World Report

‘The Apostate’ (‘El Apostata’): TIFF Review  The Hollywood Reporter

Apostasy review - trouble in the Jehovah's Witnesses' Kingdom  The Arts Desk

The Jehovah's Witness drama being hailed as the best British film in years  The Independent